Silvered Roman glass, rugged bells and garnet, ruby zoisite, moss agate earrings

Earrings that connect silvered Roman glass with bells, garnet, ruby zoisite, and moss agate. Roman glass is a glass from the Roman Empire (27 BC-395 BC). This is made by polishing debris that used to be a vessel and making holes. Silvering is when it is buried in the ground for many years, and the components of glass and soil undergo a chemical change to create such a glittering shine. Not all glasses that have been buried for a long time will be silvered. This phenomenon appears only when a number of conditions are met. The glass itself is moist green. Different brilliant silvering can be seen on both sides of both grains. Shaving can be seen on both grains. (Size of Roman glass: length 3 cm, width 1 cm, elongated) It may come off naturally as you wear it. This shine may disappear due to rubbing or sebum. Even if the brilliance of silvering disappears, you can still enjoy the color of the ancient glass itself, so it would be great if you could wear it as if you were growing it. The copper-colored bell arrived from Thailand. It is a bell that is slightly distorted and full of handmade feeling. I tried to make it fruitful so that it gives a feeling of volume (^ ^) The bells collide with each other to produce a cute and fluffy tone ♪ Garnet is treated so that the fruit is growing. It features a grain of moss agate with a small polyhedral cut. Drop-shaped stone beads are ruby in zoisite (stone beads in which rubies can be seen in zoisite). Asymmetric pierced earrings with a slightly decadent atmosphere, made from ancient glass and natural stone. You can change it! ] Hook type earrings Screw-type Clip-On(with silicone rubber pierced earrings cover!) Length: Approximately 5.4 cm (including pierced earrings) Weight: Approximately 5.7g on one side (approximately 10.4g on both sides) Material: Glass, Garnet, Ruby Zoisite, Moss Agate, Brass